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Definition of advanced payment in English English dictionary

advance payment
= Premiums paid in advance of the current policy period, including the amount tendered with an application by an applicant for Life Insurance
advance payment
Trading method in which the buyer pays for the goods before they are dispatched This is used where the buyer is of unknown credit worthiness and is unable to obtain a letter of credit This is also used as a matter of convenience for small orders
advance payment
Funds given by the buyer of goods to the seller prior to shipment, often just a percentage of the value of the goods with the remainder paid after shipment
advance payment
something paid partially before the total amount is due (i.e. an advance on someone's salary)
advance payment
Monthly auto lease payments that are made before the lease actually begins
advance payment
You may receive advance payment for the initial month (or partial month) of schooling and the following month if: you train at 1/2 time or more; you request an advance payment in writing; and, DVA receives your request within a specified deadline period In order to be eligible for advance payment, you must be either a first-time applicant or a continuing student who has experienced a non-payable break in training between school terms (More Info)
advance payment
Payment made ' up front'
advance payment
Premiums paid in advance of the current policy period, including the amount tendered with an application by an applicant for Life Insurance
advance payment
Pay beforehand; up front
advance payment
Premiums paid in advance of the current policy period, including the amount tendered with an application by an applicant for Life Insurance (G)
advance payment
down payment
advance payment
{i} foregift
advanced payment

    Hyphenation

    ad·vanced pay·ment

    Turkish pronunciation

    ıdvänst peymınt

    Pronunciation

    /ədˈvanst ˈpāmənt/ /ədˈvænst ˈpeɪmənt/

    Etymology

    [ &d-'van(t)s ] (verb.) 15th century. Middle English advauncen, from Old French avancier, from Vulgar Latin abantiare, from Late Latin abante in front, from Latin ab- + ante before; more at ANTE-.
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